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The following the finest stanzas in the poem
Of the late James Barron Hope, of Virginia, which
was read at the dedication Of the Lee monument in
Richmond:
His was all the Norman's polish
And sobriety Of grace
All tfie GOlf's majestic figure;
All the Romans noble face
And he stood the tall cyempler
OF a grand, historic race.
Truth walked beside him always
From his childhoOds carly years;
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'Let us have peace"

kyside, no doubt fet tho iull force Oh tiie
prayer:
'Let us have peace"
lie had learned that "Civil war leaves moth.
ing but tombs."
The greatest military heroes have not been
those who shed blood for the love of 1t.
Wellington said, Take my word for it, y
kou had seen but one day of war, You would
bray TO Almighty God that you might never
Fec such a thing again"
The sentiment that war is "relic Of bar
Aarlsm' and-as a method Of settling intena
sional differences 49, should be sheved with
kther obsolete relics Of darker ages, Is grow
Rng one. The idea of arbitration is more belit-
ting modern civilization.
But it is recognized that the sentiment "Lct
gas have peace" must be given "A broader mean
ing II its full benefit is 10 be realized.
We see the catholicity with which the trend
of modern thought develops in the efforts for
Ehe union of the churches, the striking down
of the barriers which have been a hindrance
10 the advancement Of the true faith.
II is noticeable, too, in the leniency, growing
yearly more marked, shown by the medical
Schools toward each other. Time was, when
practitioner Of one school willingly, if not glad
DIV, noted the death Of patient Of physician
OF another school The ''brotherhood Of man"
ideas OF the present day took no root in tho
medcal profession of quarter of a century
ago.
Now, physicians of the highest standing nd
pnll, ana uafe pNDilSH 10 tllb WOflu Jnelf DtIicI
in the efficacy OF that professional bette noir,
dhe proprietary medicine.
The late Dr. j. G.. Holland, an educated
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prdeis and says he knows the remedy is used
Ny leading physicians 1t not only cures kid
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pfidncys sound.
That great public teacher DR. Dio Lewis,
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oi its merits, III | found myself the victim Of
p serious kidney trouble, 1 should use your
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The world is growing more tolerant, as intel
qigcnce Increases; Grant but voiced the grow
png sentiment when he prayed "Let us have
peace, and Tennyson builded better than he
hneW when he wrote
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A Florida Mystery.



For years huge column of black smoke by
tny and lurid flames by night rolled M from a
dense Florida swamp, hut no one pen .iTated the
swamp far enough G. discover the cause Recently
Nluns mHn noticed that the smoke and ilame Ind
disappeared, Nuu he determined 10 try and find the
spot Whera they had been With great labor h.,
worked his way MO thu swamp until he came upon
a Large mound of ieht and shattered rocks which
looked rs though they had been subjected TO Ter.
rise UuhCayal Thoir uudcrsldcs Were covered with
SCOT, Nld 50 were the creNices between, but no
smoke OF h Al was discovered. The cNplurerdecidei
thHt the tire was caused by the burning OF natural
oil vel, which tRA hilruCd {tsplf ont
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"LET US HAVE PEACE"
30 war Justihable Except War on Erroneous
Opinion.

The great chieftan who lies buried at Riv-
kyside, no doubt felt tho full force Of the
prayer
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PROyIsIONs.

Observation-Disclosures, l4C9l5; cream
cry, 309S3c; dairy, 22925c; country
butter, I2tgisc.
Hoo PRoDucrs-Sleady; mess pork,
new, Sl7 10; old, SIS 80; sugar cured
hame, l39l3lc; breakfast bacon, 40
l2c; clear RIB sides, bacon, 9iCa9sc;
c ear side bacon, 9ic; bacon shoulders,
7tc; bulk pork, clear sides, DC; clear
rio sides, skC9sic; lorg clear, sic;
shoulders, 6lSi strips, 7ie.
LARp-Tierces, &c; hall barrels,
7tc; kegs, 7ici choice kettle, stC9sie.
Firm.
CHKrss-Pdme fats, s@l0c; New
York factory, none; full cream, lbc ;
Young American, l5c.
Pos FKEr-Barrels, 81 80; hall bar.
rels, So 70; kegs, 81 10.
POULTRY Chickens quiet; fpring,
81 6OC92 50; old hens, 81 70.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, August 22.-ProvIs.
Ions firm. Pork irregular; new
SIS Lard 80 2098 %. Dry salt
meats-boxed shoulders, 81 so; long
clear, o. S7iC9s clear ribs, sS9s TO-
tnOft Clthff 20 SO Decoa-DVA'e
sh'ulders, 50 l2l; long clear
IS S7i; short oleare, ~ 1909 20
Hams steady, l2@l4c. Eggs un'
changed, l0(9llc. Butter hfm; cream
cry, 24C92sc; dairy, l6(S2ic.
CHICAGO, Ill, August 22.-Provls
Ions were alow and easier for lard anc
pork, but firmer for ribs Trading va
chit ~ local, and II was said that 10,
600 tiefcee oil lard were unloaded for /
local bull, bat In the face Of the heavJ
selling the market held up and closinl
fslea were the Bame a. Saturday
s. ptember sold at 90 42iG0 72i ant
oloeed at 90 coos 62l. Pork va
quist Al tl2 3bC9l2 ~ and closed a
Sl2 37i. Short ribs were stronger
aud September sold At 81 9UCDs; Janu
arr a 90 32i(18 35. Oash quotation
we're a. follows: Mess pork, per Dbl
si5 2JC9l6 90; lard, per 100 lbs, 90 4
| dG 47i; short RIB sides, loo o, IS; dr.,
salted shoulders, boxed, IS 5OCsD5 90
short clear sides, boxed, s. 30C9s IS
The leading futures ranged a. iollows
Meaa porF, per bbl-Year openei
AZ Ell So, highest Oil IS, loves
-, closing At OIL IS; Janua'
opsaed at tl2 3b, highest fl2 n
l5veet fi2 3b, co,ing NJ sl2 81,
Lard per 100 lbe-August opened
a. s2i, highest So Az, lowest 60 ~,
closing at 81 20 september open,
Al 90 42i, highsst 90 AZ, lowsI
10 42i, closing at " ~ 0ctob'
opened at 90 b2i, highest 50 52i, 1--we
nj 30, closing at 90 62i: Januar
opened a, 10 90, highest - 82i, lowe
f8 go. closiDg at 90 62i Short rib
per 100 lbs-August opened at 81 o.
highest Is, lowest ~ 90, closin
.. IS; September opened st " 0
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QROCERIHs.

suaAR-Cofiee, 6t96ic; yellow clar.
i6ed, 6ac; seconds, 5a@6c; refined A,
8i(96}c; granulated, 6ic; powdered,
TIC; cut loaf, 7}c. Firm.
RIcn-Lbuisiana, 4s@5ic; Carolina
1GASprEs-sticks,: all sizes, in boxes,
pals and barrels, 73@9ic.
CoFPER-Commou, Zoe; ordinary,
2O3@2lo; fair, 22@22ic; prime Rio,
23c; choice to fancy, 2Si@24c
old government, 29@32c. Strong.
SALr-Ohio river, 81 16@1 20 per
barrel; Saginaw, 81 259l So per bar.
rel sacke, fne, 81 S5@l As; coarse,
81 10 OIL ID; pockets, blescLed,
2a@7c.
MoLAssRs - Louisiana, common To
fair, 27@9Oc; prime to choice, 42@50c
syrup, 25@40c; common to fair, ESQ
CSC; prime to choice; 35940c; cen.
trifugal fancy, 35@4Oc. Firm.
SANTOS, August 20.-Ootiee- Good
average, 1850 reis pei 10 kllos. Re-
ceipts during the week, 10000 bags
purchase for the United States, 81 ,00C
bags; clearances for the United Ststee,
10000 bags; stock, 100000 bags.
Rio DE JAsEIRo, August 20.-Coffee--
regular firsts, $3.50 reis per 10 kilos
second, 500 reis. Receipts during the
week, $1,000 bags; purchases for the
United States, $4,000 bags; clesrances
for the United States, 22,O00 bags
stock, $3.50, 900 bags.
NEW YoRK, August 22.-Cotiee, spoI
fair; BIO firm, 19ic; options higher
and moderately active; sales, 70,00t
bags; August, SIS 25@ls 80; Septem
Der. SIS 26@1s 36i October, SIS 46@
IS So; November, SIS 559ls 90; De
csmber, SIS 55@ls 70; January, sls q
@lS 70; February, SIS 65@lS 20
March. $ls 65@ls 50; April, SIS 2,
| OILS IS; May, SIS 80, Sugar shsd
easier; fair refining quoted at 4 1889
refined steady, demand fair. Mo!asse
dull. Rice steady.
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GENERAL TRADE.
HREADsTUYYs.

CoRxxEAL s a,dard, 81 $500 45;
pearl, t3 25Cs.3 IS; roller, 81 20, quiet.
HAY-Choics, from store, 9Oc
car load from leves or depot, tl1i
prime, from sore, sbo; car load
from iovee or depot, $40 90; prairie,
from store, 45CA60c; car load IRON
leyee or depot, s. 80.
Bran From store, SOC; IRON
levee " depot, flf.
CcRs-From store, white, 56e; mir
cd, b2Ca5ic, from levee or depot, white
in bus. BE; In sacks, b5oi mixed
In bulk, as In esoks, Ole.
OATs-Ffom store, white, 37C935o
mixed, "a .; from levee or depot, white
IN bulls, sac; In tacke, 500; mixed
in bulk, 30i; Ia sacks, $40.
FLoUR--Ffom store. common,f W lb(a
3 IS; family, 81 b0CD3 90; choice
81 1908 80; f,ncy, s3 $500 10; extra
fancy, "a 1904 80; patents, "a 1000
Steady.
BRAss-Navy, =; medium, 81.
oATnKAI-In hall barrels, sos 2
from store.
CRAcKxRs-sods, extra. &c; sods
treble extra, 4ic; extra, 70; ginss
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Trustee's Sale.

pURsUANT 20 the term, Of deed q trust
II executed 20 me AZ trustee By Pat Martin
and Ju la Martin, dA ed 2lst dAy Of Septem-
ber, 1871, and recorded In tho Resiitsr's
once Of Shelby county, Tsn nestee. In book
No 100, pags 20. default having been made
In tie payment Of the debt therein SECURED.
and ! hayins been requested BY the bene-
dciaries thtreia, Will, on saturday, the
nd dsy of sep'ember. tssJ, between
the hours OF II o'clock an. and | o'clock
y, m, al the . uthvet cor or OF Main and
Madison streets IN tho TaxlnE District Of
y slby county. Tennessee, offer apd sell Al
public Anoiion, 70 tho Highest biider, Tor
cash, the follovlns real estate togsthsrvith
ali improvements thsreon, 70 Wits A certaln
lot situated In the Tarins District q shabby
county, Tennetfee, county Il shelby, Ten-
nsssee, known and designated a. lots I End
4 In block No. z % the A. Wright tubdi-
vision. plat ~ uhich u dulf 70 ofdsd IN the
Res lstsr', Cfico Of shelby county Ienne,s.e,
In Plat book I, psso 81, sad lots hays each
ayenus and run back between parallel lines
ls0 feet 70 a ~ foot alley. The equity Of 70
dsmption IL salved and the title bel eyed 70
be GOOD, bat 1 sell ard convey a. trustee
,slJ. W. y. MCGUIRE, Trustee.
Tufley A Wfight, ATTORNEYS.
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COTTON MARKETS.
The local cotton market opened quie,

The local cotton market opened quiet
and closed quiet middling, Ole. ssles,
rs bales; receipts, 20 bales; ship
mems, - bales; stock on hand, 1887
bales; receipts TO date, 662, 1928 bales
shipments 10 date, 652, 259 bales.
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS..
Ordinary, 7sc; good ordinary, &c.
low middling, SIC; middling, 9.ci
good middling, 9sc; middling fair
nominal; fair, nominal.
DAILY COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock September LIST, 1909; burnt
68O7; home consumption TO date, 2779
stock running account, 1887 Imports
M. & T. r. r, 8; NJ. s. & B. r. r., /
steamers, 10; wagons, 8.
New York spots opened f-m ant
closed firm; middlipg. 0 1876. Sales
- bales. Quotations we're as folio We
Ordinary, 7 3-l6c; good ordinary. SIC
low middling, Ole; middling. o Is l6c
good middling, 10 Lice; middling fair
10 ll.16c; fair, ii 8 Ice. Future
opened firm and closed quiet an,
steady, as follows: August, 8 84@9 IS
September, o 3a(99.40; October, o 500
| o SO; November, o 1909 "a; Decem
Der, o 22@9 2s; January, 9.26a9 "a
February, o 33Ca9.34; March, 94O6
cal; April, 947C99 4S; May, 963@
9.55. Sales, $500 bales.
The New Orleans spot market opene
firm aud closed firm; middling. Oh
Sales, 1000 bales. Quotations were a
follows: Ordinary, 7.c; good ordinary
SIC; low middling, 90; middling, 9lc
good middling, 9ic. Futures opene
steady and closed steady, as follows
Auqusi, o 44S9 IS; September, s e8(
8 90; October, S.s39s.S4; Novembel
s 1905 so. December, S.Sl@882; jar
usry, s S7@s sS #; February, 8 96Cs s %
March, 9O5@90s; April, 9l4@9.l5
May, 924; June, 9S6@s37. Sale
g, 1000 bales.
DAILY PORT AND INTERIOR MARKE1
| 4 Lena Hao prinoa Istool
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
nsaey 8 Per Cent, New York *
change 1.S Premium.
sstton MdaIing Cstton' We
SALES To-day, 20
BALES.
APrEAL 0Yyrcs,. !
Aaal % 1871

APPEAL OfflCsl.
MONDAY HvKSIra. August ~ ioo'''
Money rates are quoted firm at 8 per
cent. Local securities are quiet and
nominal.
The local cotton market closed quiet
and unchanged. The fret bale OF cot
tom from Alabama was received today
from Harris Sherrod, CORTLAND, Law
renee county, and consigned to Cor
don Bros. 4 Co. 1t classed middlipg,
and was sold In front Of the Cotton
Exchange by Auctioneer I. ]. McOar'
thy to Crisman 4 Wormley, at lSte
Der pound. Sixteen new bales were
received, including the above and two
from Pitcher Point, La, consigned to
Stewart, Gwynne & Co. At New Or
leans spots closed firm. August tut
ures advanced 7 points, September on
Spoints, and the new crop months Oh
Sto 4 points. Liverpool spots were
quoted coed business, hardening rates
Futures closed barely steady at point
advance. New York spots closed
firm and up 1.l6c. Futures were
quiet and steady; August of
s points, September of / point,
and the new crop months of ! to 8
points. A leading New York cotton
circular Of the 22d says Of the future
market: considerable animation and
more or less irregulariiy we're shown
on cotton contracts today. During q
greater portion Of the day the ten
dency was rather upward, and 5 to
points advance took place, unfavorable
srop accounts leading to pretty good
covering along the entire line. There
was, however, little new demand with
an absence Of European orders, enc
after the local shorts were through
reactionary feeling set In, assisted by
comparatively full offerings from New
Orleans, and at the close the tone wal
tame, with rates in some instances
fraction easier than Saturday evening
Spots are In good demand, scarce ant
1.l6c higher"
A New Orleans paper states that tn
sugar crop is expected to be ready 10
market In about FIVE weeks, and tn
outlook for good prices Is favorable.
IMPORTS.
Porty-one brls apples, 100 SKIS brar
~ pkgs butter, 1904 rolls bsReing, 30
pkgs bacon, 428 pkgs boots and shoes
1000 bu corn, 10 pkgs cheese, 1Y0 ak
coffee, 538 eks cotton seed, 526 pkg
drygoode, IS pkRs eggs, 1862 brls foul
1498 bales hay, rs pkgs hats, "a hea
hogs, 103 head sheep, 90 head cattl'
Is head horses and mules, 582 pkl
lard, 10000 feet lumber, 70 pks
liquors, $40 brls lime, lbs brls Tea
IL brls molassee, 800 kegs nails, 40t
Blu oats, 80 brls onions, 492 brls pot
toes, 0 cars pork sides, 20 pkgs rio
s62 brls sugar and 1891 pkgs Tobacco
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Proposals for above named works must DO
separate, and each proposal must be signed
by the person making the saue, and 'acod
In its own envelope and marked Proposal
TO build ~ levoe In - parish, from -,
giving mar Of levee, and OF parish and OF
person making PROPOSAL.
A deposit Of current money on certified
bank check IL required tor each lovee, TO the
amount above stated, witch should DO en-
closed In the sealed enve,ope, safe deposit 70
be forfeited 10 the Board Of Commissioners
for the Fifth Louisiana District In case tho
person 70 whom the work may DO awarded
shall fail 10 sign articles of agreement and
Ale complete bond within forty eight hours
alter notice Of adjudication.
Bond will be required In o SUN not 10 ex-
teed Ave cents per cubic yard on tho amount
stated In ths advertisement, with two I'd
ureties, who will he rsauired'io raa
| hat they arc worth tyer and above lifhst.
les the amount Of the bond
| The board reserves tho right 10 rciset any
or all bids, withdraw from letting such
leyees a. they may deem proper, and TO In
crease ondiminish the onerins as thoy 90? az;
| Payment Tor work vii be mano one-half
/ cash and tho balance In warrants OF this
board bea'ing eight per cent. Interest per
annum from date OF complsuon oil contracts
| and payable one year IRON dste.
Plans, prohles and specihoatlons OF the
above ~ork can be seen, and any 9th T In.
at the ofEice Of the Board 81 stats kpgineers,
ofice Of the Leyse Board, at railulah. La.
j. 7. MCMILLAN.
/ prssitant nrO tam.
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~: e. ICA'n....
srlriops.

PIrTsBURg. August D.-Noon-k
stationary. weather cloudy and warn'
WHEELING, August a. koon-hivcr
feet and stationary. WOAthof cloudy and
thOwefy,
CINCINNATI, August n, a,Noen-Rlysr I
Thermometer "a.
LOUISVILLE. August a. Noon-piver
stationary 2 feet ~ inches In the canal and
3 Inches on tho falls. weather partly cloudy
and warm.
CAIRO, August 22.-Hoon-Rivsr 8 feet
0 Inches and falling. weather mild, v th
iight rain. Arrived. City offl9fonee' ohio,
Departed Plcronco, ~. Louis, Pm.
PToyidence, Nickahurg, 0
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LIVE STOCK.

Hoos-Cholce, 4CDilc.
snKEP-Choice, 3ici medium, 20
2ie. 1850
LAMBs-Good 10 choice, si@4 30.
GRAss CArTLE-Ohoice, BIC; good,
393icj fair 10 medium, 2lCD2ic; seal
lawags, ll9lic.
CHICAGO, Ill, August 22.-The
DroverS Journal reports: Cattle
Receipts, 10000 head shipments, 1000
Market stronger Tor g1odj common
steady; shipping sleerr, ~ 1904 DO !
stockers and feeder, 81 1908 5Oi
cove, bulls and m ned, VI 2bCg2 90;
Texas cattle, 81 1908 iOj Montana
% 80. Hogs-R ceipis, 10000 head !
shipments, 1000 head market strong
rough snd mixed, 81 70Oa6 0bi pack
ing and shipping, 10 lOC9b'4Oi light,
! 81 65C95 So; skips, s. 2bCgi 20. sheep
Receipts, 5000 head shipments, lO0o
head; market s,esdyi natives, w 10
"a 40. Western, 50 9t@3 20; Texans,
1908 6b; lambs, fi9b.
NEW roRx oar GOODS MARKET
NEW YoRx, August 22.-An eIcet,
Of moisture was very interruPuve u
business and trade was only ialr
though retailers we're present In large
numben. ---
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-23
Non.Wesideut Notice.

c'Rs. ci Is.S e, iSS:'S SS.S' ISiSi:
TT appearing from petition hlet IN this
L oausl, which 70 sworn 70, that the resi-
dence Of the defendant, Warren ID. Law.
head. unknown and cannot be asoer'ained
upon d,ligent Inquiry
II |, therefore ordered, That he make his
appearance herein at the courthouse In the
city II Memphis, Tennessee. on or before the
third Monday In September next, 1857, and
Tor diVorce.or the same will be taken for con-
tossed az 10 him and he cause set for hearing
ex partsi and that q eony Of this order be
published snce q week Tor four successive
weeks 10 tho Memphis Appeal.
A copy-hitssl.
by J. =. Young. Deputy Clerk
Attorney for Plaintiff. ]. g. Duyall. tues